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Evening Post, Issue 12, 14 July 1936, Page 2

DEFINITELY LAST 3 DAYS!

Sessions -.15 ami S p.m. The Amazing Tnic Story of a Man Condemned to.America's Devil's Island foi a crime tie did not commit. '•THK PRISONER '■TUB PRISONER OK SHARK ISLAND." ul' SHARK ISLAND." OF SHARK ISLAND." UK SHARK ISLAND.'' With WARNER BANTER, WARXER BAXTER. (.Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ' <= ~~ —"""""' O T A T E Div.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. i - FRIDAY XEXT - FRIDAY XEXT THRILL ACAIX: TIIKILL AGAIN! THRILL AGAIN: To ■■Buck," the Dog-hero of "Call of the Wild." in an exciting adventure story ol the Canadian Northland . . . where the law of the wild is the only law! JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S OLIVER CUinVOOD'S OUVKR CURWOOD'S OLIVER CURWOOD'S OLIVER CURWOOD'S POPULAR AND WIDELY-READ XOYEL. "THE COUXTRY BEYOND.'' "THE COUXTRY BEYOXD." -THK COUXTRY BEYOND." '•THE COUXTKY BEYOND.' "THK COUXTKY BEYOND." "THE COUXTRY BEYOXD." '■THE COUXTRY BEYOND. ' •THE COUXTRY BEYOXD.' "THE COUXTRY BEYOND." "THE COUNTRY BEYOXD." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) j With "BUCK" "BUCK" "BUCK" I Of "Call-of the Wild" fame.) ROCHELLE HUDSON. ROCHELLIO HUDSON. ROCHELLE HUDSON, PAUL KKLIA". ALAX HALE, ROBERT KENT. ALAN DIXGIIART. Love that flames into being in the trackless country of the North, '"Mountios" who relentlessly pursue a-killer into the lawless laud beyond, with "Buck," the screen's sensational new canine star, aiding the cause o£ justice. Fill a tingling hour with Adventure and Excitement. TODAY: '2.15 p.m. and S p.m. I Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Plans at Beggs and Theatre, Tel. 51-277 Loaded .With Gusty Laughs! Two great stars in. Damon llunyoivs sparkling story ot uproarious adventure. Freddie -' Victor BARTHOLOMEW. . McLAGLEN BAKTHOLOMEW McLAGLEX BARTHOLOMEW McLAGLEX .BARTHOLOMEW MeLAGLEX BARTHOLOMEW McLAGLEX BARTHOLOMEW McLAGLEX BARTHOLOMEW .\ rcL AGLEN BARTHOLOMEW McLAGLEX hi "PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER." ! "PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER." ! '• PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER." \ . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.), j — With -- GLORIA STUART, MICHAEL WHALES A 20th-Centtiry Production. FRIDAY -. I WILLIAM POWELL, POWELL, i i i JEAN ■ i ' . 'ARTHUR. • ; ARTHUR, j I ' With a Grand | ; •■ ■ • ■ I j Supporting .Cas*l. ■ . j ]-:.\-MRS. I j I • ( BRADFORD" | j j | : . — | j i j ! William Powell, the perfect | I gentleman, suavely sticks | ! Itis nose into a. hornet's nest I . to solve the perfect crime. | Gaiety tinged with spice. | Swift action! . . . Grand fun and excitement. I ! THE MIRTH SPASM OF j 10M. (Recommended by Censor ! ) for Adults.) f i ! ■ I , 1 I . __ j pAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR,! TOXIGHT,At 7.45 o'clock. "CAPTArX JANUARY." "CAPTAIN -JANUARY." , ■ . Starring SHIRLEY TEMPLE. ! ■ SHIRLEY TEMPLE. | -- With —. I GUY K.IBBEE, SLIM SUMMERYILLE. \ i Associate I'eatine: '•FALLING IX T LOVE." "FALLING IN LOVE," A delightful comedy-romance -with CHARLES FARRELL and good supporting cast. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) NIGHTLY at 8 o'clock (four move nights), MATINEE, TOMORROW, at 2 p.m. ■ At the PALACE THEATRE, PETOXE ALACE THEATRE, PETONE. The most dramatic chapter in Maritime History— "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY." "mut;ny on the bounty." "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY."' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "With this Unsurpassed Cast: CLARK GABLE—CHAS. LAUGHTOX CLARK GABLE—CHAS. LAUGHTON FRAXCHOT TONR. FRAXCHOT TONE. Bonk al, Nisscivs or Tol. li3-(ilO. —And don't forget, '■"^UGGET" your shoes every morning.